Kanye West’s X Account Deactivated Following Strange Weekend Events

Kanye West’s Controversial Return to Social Media

The Kanye West X account (formerly Twitter) appears to have been deactivated following his bizarre post at the end of last week.

Latest Developments in Kanye’s Life

Last week, a long-standing debate on social media was reignited. West, now legally known as Ye, made headlines when he attended the Grammy Awards with his wife, Bianca Tsalkori, who wore a sheer dress that revealed her completely naked figure.

In a recent interview, he disclosed that he has autism and believes he was misdiagnosed with bipolar disorder in 2016. He mentioned that he has ceased taking medication for bipolar disorder.

Shortly after, he resurfaced on X after previously being banned when Twitter was still operational, expressing support for Diddy and Chris Brown while calling for early release from prison in cases of sexual violence.

His posts on X have become increasingly provocative, as he claimed “dominion” over his wife, asserting, “I have dominance over my wife. This isn’t some woke feminist nonsense. She’s with a billionaire; why should she listen to you, a broke person?” He further proclaimed that while he doesn’t force her to do anything against her will, she definitely can’t act without his approval.

Kanye has also made headlines for his disturbing remarks, having issued apologies to the Jewish community for past anti-Semitic comments while also identifying himself as a “Nazi” and posting derogatory statements aimed at various communities.

As of today (February 10), his account seems to be deactivated, and it remains unclear whether this was due to his own actions or a decision made by X.

Additionally, he bizarrely advertised his Yeezy site during a Super Bowl commercial where he mentioned, “I spent all the money on advertising these new teeth, so I had to withdraw on the iPhone.”

Kanye West Super Bowl 59 Commercial (2025) pic.twitter.com/ntyes9ochg

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During the weekend, he also made headlines by stating, “I love Hitler,” praised billionaire and X owner Elon Musk as “the most lit man who has ever been on Twitter,” and claimed that all others were watching him. Musk himself faced criticism earlier this year for allegedly making Nazi gestures during Donald Trump’s presidential inauguration.

In the aftermath of the weekend’s events, actor David Schwimmer called for action against Kanye for his hateful “Nazi” posts, stating that “silence is complicity.”